Music Concert raises the roof at St Peter's Church
Published 12/06/26
What a fantastic time we had at our music concert on Wednesday!
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Read MoreRotary Competition Success
Published 05/06/26Mrs Harris, one of our governors, paid us a visit this morning but with her 'Rotary' hat on!
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Read MoreFOSP Break the Rules Day is coming!
Published 13/03/26Rules were made for... forming the background for a bit of end-of-term fun!
Read MoreNewsletter 13th February
Published 13/02/26The latest newsletter is available now on our website at https://www.stpeterscofejuniorschool.co.uk/newsletters. Happy Half-Term to our school family and friends!
Read MoreFour go to Ufton - Part 2!
Published 22/01/26There was more water today - this time on the open seas!
Read MoreFour go to Ufton - Part One!
Published 22/01/26Year 4 have had a wet and wild start to life as a Viking on their residential trip!
Read MoreLava-ing life in all its fullness!
Published 13/01/26Year 3 erupted straight into their new learning this week!
Read MoreAin't no mountain high enough!
Published 09/01/26Year 6 enjoyed a hook lesson to start their term, linked to their enquiry question: 'Can a mountain ever be too big to climb?'
Read MoreSnow need to worry!
Published 09/01/26Snow need to worry!
Read MoreMeet & Eat with Year 3
Published 07/11/25We had a wonderful lunchtime on Wednesday this week, when we took some of our youngest pupils over to church for the monthly 'Meet & Eat' event for more senior members of the St Peter's community. The children were an absolute credit
What on earth is that?!
Published 07/11/25If you've ever wanted to know about the Amazing Angoo, or the Beautiful Blood Harp, Year 6 have got you covered! Here's some of their amazing writing on creatures which we're quietly hoping are definitely mythical!Read More
Read MoreRocking out with Year 3 in the Stone Age!
Published 04/11/25Stone Age humans had a lot to deal with - animal skins for clothing, learning about the mysteries of fire and, apparently, GIANT HUMPHREYS! Year 3 are having a ball (not literally- they hadn't been invented yet) exploring the beginnings